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Solar System objects sorted by increasing sidereal orbital period (<var>P</var><sub>o</sub>) and orbital semimajor axis (<var>a</var>). <ref>[[wikipedia:Solar System by size|<cite>Wikipedia</cite>: "Solar System by size"]]</ref> | Solar System objects sorted by increasing sidereal orbital period (<var>P</var><sub>o</sub>) and orbital semimajor axis (<var>a</var>). <ref>[[wikipedia:Solar System by size|<cite>Wikipedia</cite>: "Solar System by size"]]</ref> | ||
* [[wikipedia:Star Sol|Star <strong>Sol</strong>]] [(2.16<u>4</u>32E6 ± 864) <abbr title="seconds">s</abbr> = 25.05 <abbr title="Julian days">d</abbr>; (6.95<u>6</u> | * [[wikipedia:Star Sol|Star <strong>Sol</strong>]] [(2.16<u>4</u>32E6 ± 864) <abbr title="seconds">s</abbr> = 25.05 <abbr title="Julian days">d</abbr>; (6.95<u>6</u>48405<u style="text-decoration: overline;">6</u>7E8 ± 1.0437455752803617674042501271017596814E4) <abbr title="meters">m</abbr> = <abbr title="arithmetic mean radius"><var>r</var></abbr>] | ||
* [[wikipedia:Planet Mercury|Planet <strong>Mercury</strong>]] [(7.6005<u>3</u>024E6 ± 8.64) s = 87.9691 d; (5.7909<u>0</u>365522E10 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.387098 <abbr title="astronomical units">AU</abbr>] | * [[wikipedia:Planet Mercury|Planet <strong>Mercury</strong>]] [(7.6005<u>3</u>024E6 ± 8.64) s = 87.9691 d; (5.7909<u>0</u>365522E10 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.387098 <abbr title="astronomical units">AU</abbr>] | ||
* [[wikipedia:Planet Venus|Planet <strong>Venus</strong>]] [(1.9414<u>1</u>664E7 ± 86.4) s = 224.701 d; (1.0820<u>8</u>927009E11 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.723332 AU] | * [[wikipedia:Planet Venus|Planet <strong>Venus</strong>]] [(1.9414<u>1</u>664E7 ± 86.4) s = 224.701 d; (1.0820<u>8</u>927009E11 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.723332 AU] | ||
Revision as of 2025-01-23T09:38:03
Solar System objects sorted by increasing sidereal orbital period (Po) and orbital semimajor axis (a). [1]
- Star Sol [(2.16432E6 ± 864) s = 25.05 d; (6.9564840567E8 ± 1.0437455752803617674042501271017596814E4) m = r]
- Planet Mercury [(7.60053024E6 ± 8.64) s = 87.9691 d; (5.79090365522E10 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.387098 AU]
- Planet Venus [(1.94141664E7 ± 86.4) s = 224.701 d; (1.08208927009E11 ± 1.49598E5) m = 0.723332 AU]
- Planet Terra [(3.15581497635456E7 ± 8.64E-5) s = 365.256363004 d; 1.49598023E11 m]
- Terran Satellite Luna [(2.3605915E6 ± 0.1) s = 27:07:43:11.5 d; 3.84399E8 m]
- Planet Mars [(5.9355072E7 ± 86.4) s = 686.980 d; 2.27939366E11 m]
- Minor Planet Ceres [(1.452779712E8 ± 86.4) s = 1681.458 d; (4.14386E11 ± 1.50E9) m = 2.77 AU]
- Planet Jupiter [(3.74335776E8 ± 864) s = 4332.59 d; 7.78479E11 m]
- Jovian Satellite Io [1.528535047E5 s; 4.217E8 m]
- Jovian Satellite Europa [(3.068220384E5 ± 0.0864) s = 3.551181 d; (6.70900E8 ± 707.107) m = ½([6.64862E8 m] + [6.76938E8 m])]
- Jovian Satellite Ganymede [(6.18153375744E5 ± 8.64E-4) s = 7.15455296 d; 1.0704E9 m]
- Jovian Satellite Callisto [(1.44193118976E6 ± 0.00864) s = 16.6890184 d; 1.8827E9 m]
- Planet Saturn [(9.2929248E8 ± 864) s = 1.075570E4 d; 1.43353E12 m]
- Saturnian Satellite Tethys [(1.631060928E5 ± 0.0864) s = 1.887802 d; 2.94619E8 m]
- Saturnian Satellite Dione [(2.36469456E5 ± 0.0864) s = 2.736915 d; 3.77396E8 m]
- Saturnian Satellite Rhea [(3.903735168E5 ± 0.0864) s = 4.518212 d; 5.2704E8 m]
- Saturnian Satellite Titan [(1.377648E6 ± 86.4) s = 15.945 d; 1.22187E9 m]
- Saturnian Satellite Iapetus [(6.8533776E6 ± 8.64) s = 79.3215 d; 3.56082E9 m]
- Planet Uranus [(2.6514864E9 ± 8640) s = 3.06885E4 d; 2.870972E12 m]
- Uranian Satellite Ariel [(2.17728E5 ± 86.4) s = 2.520 d; 1.909E8 m]
- Uranian Satellite Umbriel [(3.580416E5 ± 86.4) s = 4.144 d; 2.66E8 m]
- Uranian Satellite Titania [(7.522186176E5 ± 0.0864) s = 8.706234 d; 4.3591E8 m]
- Uranian Satellite Oberon [(1.1632234176E6 ± 0.0864) s = 13.463234 d; 5.8352E8 m]
- Planet Neptune [(5.200848E9 ± 8.64E4) s = 6.0195E4 d; (4.4984080E12 ± 1.496E9) m = 30.07 AU]
- Neptunian Satellite Triton [(5.077601856E5 ± 0.0864) s = 5.876854 d, 3.54759E8 m]
- Minor Planet Orcus [(7.7377248E9 ± 8.64E4) s = 8.9557E4 d; 5.8603E12 m]
- Minor Planet Pluto [(7.824391344E9 ± 3.1558E5) s = 2.4794E2 a; 5.90638E12 m]
- Pluto Satellite Charon [(5.5185589E5 ± 3.5E-1) s = 6:09:17:35.89 d ± 0.35 s; 1.71810E7 m]
- Minor Planet Haumea [(8.934624E9 ± 8.64E5) s = 1.0341E5 d; 6.4501E12 m]
- Minor Planet Quaoar [(9.114768E9 ± 8.64E4) s = 1.05495E5 d; (6.536529362E12 ± 1.4960E8) m = 4.3694E1 AU]
- Minor Planet Makemake [(9.663408E9 ± 8.64E4) s = 1.11845E5 d; 6.7962E12 m]
- Minor Planet Gonggong [(1.74946176E10 ± 8.64E4) s = 2.02484E5 d; 1.00956E13 m]
- Minor Planet Eris [(1.76427936E10 ± 8.64E4) s = 2.04199E5 d; 1.0152E13 m]
- Minor Planet Sedna [(3.593779488E11 ± 3.1558E7) s = 1.1388E4 a; (7.56965E13 ± 1.50E11) m = 5.06E2 AU]